Sentence examples for in merely a from inspiring English sources

It also contends that Goodell failed to give proper consideration to the argument that Brady had committed an equipment violation which should have resulted in merely a fine.

"It would really compound my suffering to see him handled in merely a punitive way," she said, "and not to give regard to the healing he needs".

Stealing goods worth between 1,000 and 2,500 yuan ($150 to $380), for example, comes with a maximum sentence of six months but could result in merely a fine.

Before she learned that the suspect had been released, the victim, Tiffany F. Goldberg, said, "It would really compound my suffering to see him handled in merely a punitive way".

Prof Graeme Black, who will lead the project in Manchester, told the BBC: "It's possible to sequence an individual's entire genetic make-up, their genome, in merely a few days where five years ago that was completely unimaginable.

Previous use of silicon APD technology (specifically, Excelitas SLiK devices) for photon detection on a satellite showed an increase in dark count rates by ({sim}30~mbox{cps}) for each day in orbit [2], which would make them unusable for quantum communications in merely a few weeks.

Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev delivered his pep talk to 5,000 young delegates and foreign guests in the Kremlin's Congress Hall in merely an hour and a half.

What kind of glory is there in merely tying a record when you're a game away from sole ownership?

There is something of this same visual taste in merely beholding a freshly edged flowerbed or a combination of plants that I have (usually accidentally) successfully matched.

What seems like an act of sororal solidarity is in fact merely a bathing in the misogynist lagoons in which both genders – sadly – still swim.

The zoom doesn't improve the quality, unfortunately, so since most PDFs and e-books drastically compress their images, zooming in merely displays a big jagged image.